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Life is not always a straight road. Sometimes it curves, dips or rises in ways we never expect. My education journey is one such winding path, marked by unseen hands, answered prayers and burning desires to become more than what…
“Greetings dear reader. I am not feeling well today. I may sleep a little bit longer than usual. I call it eternal sleep.” This was the haunting final post on social media by a man from Baringo County—a father battling…
The Day of the African Child, observed each year on June 16, is a powerful reminder of Africa’s collective responsibility to uphold and protect the rights of children. This year’s theme, “Planning and Budgeting for Children’s Rights: Progress since 2010,”…
As we join the world in celebrating the Day of the African Child this year, under the theme “Planning and Budgeting for Children’s Rights: Progress Since 2010,” we draw inspiration from Grace Ogot’s poem “Future Leaders”. Children are the seed…
One thing about Gen Z is that we love celebrating every little win, and when it comes to surviving an intense semester (which honestly felt like a marathon with no breaks), we deserve to go all out! So, as soon…
As we mark the 2024 International Day of the Girl, themed “Girls’ Vision for the Future”, I find myself reflecting not only on the future girls are building but on the powerful women who have shaped my past and present.…
“Without big data, you are blind and deaf in the middle of a freeway.” – Geoffrey Moore In recent years, the landscape of data-driven decision-making has evolved significantly. We now have access to more data than ever before, supported by…
There has been a growing recognition of the importance of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in addressing youth unemployment and fostering economic development in recent years. Amidst this backdrop, rebranding initiatives have played a pivotal role in reshaping…
As the world celebrates International Sign Language Day on September 23rd, we honor the unique languages of the deaf community. In Kenya, we are left with an uncomfortable question: Are we truly able to celebrate Kenya Sign Language (KSL), or…
My name is Kelly Joy Makena, and I am a student at Pioneer International University. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Education in Arts, with a focus on English literature. Teaching has always been a passion of mine because as…